Letter E 84500–84750

Exclamation when a product lives up to the hype? Egyptian visitors' destinations Early bird word? Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon, familiarly (1900-2002) Emotionally stressed, after "on" Eliza's element Elizabeth Kenny was one. Ego trip? Epithet for a bad guy: 2 words. Edgar Allan Poe work Eerie Poe poem Elizabeth Barrett called it "a sensation" Exclamation of consolation. Exclamation of sympathy, often repeated. Expression of sympathy, when doubled Electronics message Epithet for adventurous Eric Eric from Norway Eric's designation Eric's nickname Edna May Oliver role: 1933 Exclamation after finding oneself in an old picture Editorial, part 2 Exclamation after finding something Early electronic musical instrument Eerie-sounding instrument Electronic musical instrument Eerie-sounding instruments that are played without physical contact "Easy tiger, easy" Exclamation in a locker room talk "Except, we have a little problem . . ." "Everything will be O.K." Engineers in open hut worried at that point Exclamation after completing an explanation electron or ion emitted by a body at high temperature easily decomposed by heat Explosive dog? Early Orwell book, gonna say it's all about the author's quest to find the best dessert in working-class England? Epic film: 1953 European industrial hub Everyday articles Eugene O'Neill play about insomnia? Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton starred together in this 1965 film set on the California coast Eva Marie Saint movie of 1965 Embarrassed late-night host? Euphemistic nickname for a Shakespearean tragedy set in Scotland Edvard Munch masterpiece "__ Eyes": 1969 Guess Who hit "___ Eyes" (1969 hit for the Guess Who) "___ Eyes" (1969 hit) "___ Eyes" (1969 song) "___ Eyes" (Guess Who hit) "___ Eyes" (Guess Who song) '-- Eyes' ('69 hit) E-book? Essay subjects Essays on theme Eponym for a ship in a famous thought experiment E. Annie Proulx novel E. Annie Proulx's Pulitzer winner Entertainment maxim EA sandbox franchise that includes plumbob-wearing people Essay subject Exercise for some seniors Emancipator who led the U.S. through the Civil War Eight of their names are featured in this puzzle Elderly amateur detectives featured in a 1970s TV mystery series Epithet for Frosty E.H. tale of the Kennedy dynasty? E! series hosted by Joel McHale E! talk show Eponymous poet of Greek drama Early invasion participant Erotic novel of 1954? English "Rattus Norvegicus" punk forerunners End-of-day destination for many Earth orbits it Ernest Hemingway title from Ecclesiates Ernest Hemingway antinovel? Elsie's finest? Expense account: slang. Earth Day symbol Eight greek letter Eight letter of the Greek alphabet Eighth Greek letter Eighth in a series Eighth letter in a series Eighth letter of the Greek alphabet Eighth letter out of 24 Eighth of 24 Eta follower Eta's follower Eta-iota connector Eta-iota link Ezra recounts its rebuilding Elementary school fundamentals Epithet for an "American Idol" loser? Exhibit 4: Monument to a structure that tried to connect to the cloud. Elevator found in a child's playroom Event instigated by the doings of Paris European underground nickname Eerie TV series about a short evening nap? Eerie TV program Eli Wallach's character, in a classic spaghetti western trio Eliot Ness led this famous group targeting Al Capone Estrus Event with Kanye West's infamous interruption of Taylor Swift's speech in 2009, informally Epithet for Sinatra Eliot poem on the rewards of dieting? Exclusive structure. Ending from Lennon and McCartney Estuary of east England. Eliot work Elton John "Madman Across ___" English class question (Part 3) End of a command at the Battle of Bunker Hill Entire project Everything, with nothing left out Everything, with a Yiddish twist "Ease on Down the Road!" musical "Ease on Down the Road" show Expert at making fake passports? "Everything" pizza order Everything, in a pizza order Electorates' condition End of instruction Ex-pitcher Bill Lee's book Eerie Fox series Eulogy, Part 2 Everyone except you and I Emmylou Harris' "___ Never Take His Love From Me" Egg-on-one's-face saying? "__ essential" (key line in "Schindler's List") Endorsement from Tony the Tiger Employer's comment on vacationers Every possible obstacle Exiled South Vietnamese president Emulate Fagin Emulate Thomas Crown Engage in shoplifting Embezzlers, e.g. Endpoint for some boots and skirts Essentially none Easily seen through. Extremely spindly "___ eyes I love, and they, as pitying me": Shakespeare's Sonnet 132 "_____ eyes I love..." (start of Shakespeare's Sonnet 132) Early sci-fi monster, with "The" End of a Valentines day thought existence; state or condition of being a thing Essential items required Engage in cerebration Exercise one's gray matter Emoji that's scratching its chin Emulate an aesthete? Embrace more than just a family of Baroque composers? Exility. Easily offended one's trait Exterior for easily offended types Extreme sensitivity Extreme sensitivity to criticism Easily insulted "Eroica" ordinal Earning a bronze medal End of "Our Town" Excessively severe examination. Exhausting examination Escrow holder Equal shares for a trio Even more, at the buffet table Even more, perhaps Emergent countries Eager longing "End of story," to a journalist Early Hitchcock (with "The"). Emmy-winning comedy series of 2007, 2008 and 2009 Emmy-winning show of 2007, '08 and '09 Equivalent Scotland locale? Emmy winner: 1988 "Eat ___, Not That" (diet book) "___ ends here!" (fighting words) Element of a miscellany? Emergency Broadcast System opening Emergency run-through opening End of a 7:58 A.M. alert: 12/7/41 End of the cosmetic question Emblem of Scotland Emblems of Scotland. Exit indication Ending with tele- Extremely versatile material the Once-ler manufactures in "The Lorax" "E'en ___ it be a cross . . . " "E'en ___ …" E'en follower E'en so Even considering everything Even if, clipped Even if, clipped form Even if, in poems Even if, in reformed spelling Even if, modified Even if, poetically Even if, simplified Even if, to Tennyson Even if, to a bard Even if, to a poet Even if, without ugh Even if: Var. Endured: Dial. Electricity pioneer/battery namesake? Erroneously announced winner of '48 "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" poet "Everyman" president English statesman and author. English dramatist (1660–1746) Eliot's expanded initials Emma of "Howards End" Emma of "Wit" English physicist who studied heat and friction experiments convinced him that heat is caused by moving particles End of some charity events? End of some fundraisers? Ending for tele- Embarrassingly brief underwear Early U.S. rocket Early hammer thrower Enemy of the Midgard serpent Eponym for the fifth of seven Ethnologist Heyerdahl Explorer Heyer-dahl Explorer Heyerdahl Author Entomologist? Emerson's friend. Event at Walden Pond? Element #90 Element in vacuum tube filaments Element number 90 "Every Rose Has Its ___" EUROPEAN skate European ray with a row of spines along the back and tail Exhaustive (var.) Exhaustive, informally Extensive for short, Edward O. ___, card-counting author of "Beat the Dealer" Early gridiron great Early medium-range missiles Edison or Jefferson (abbr.) Edison or Jefferson, briefly "Esos" translation "__ Endearing Young Charms" (1945 film)